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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-22
LA CANADA,
TIL E b E a U TIF UL.

T H E B E a Q T F. Q Z.
A DAILY STAGE leaves Pasadena twice a
day Except Sunday for the beautiful La
Canada, the loveliest mountain resort in the
State. boarding-house has been erected
at that place for the entertainment of visit
Ors and railroad from Pasadena will soon
reach that place. The new town of La
Canada is destined to be one of the most de-
lightful in the world. Stage leaves corner
ma, at 1920 A. NJ. and P. NJ. SIG lat
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-22
CHEAP +: CITY /: LOTS

Two Fine Lots, 4Ox14O Each,
On Third Street, Mills & Wick's subdivision.
These lots are on the line of business i'm
provement between the Santa Fe and the
new Southern Pacific Depots. Apply to NJ
!, Pauly, In Mills, Crawford 4 Fields Office
16 Court street. jy76-tf
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

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.,s... - ~. ss..ars ia sk1zs.
Hes1 f-e kafei - 81 .-@ t9-4szEs @@fs
rfeaeat sxcs1t xrasles1 "a 1Flls. A..s &c
r
4tA&trr Dilft <s~.tAi1A p t1s eS.s i'e
tes o. tezszsEs. cFs4salee : s4Rplesaealzl
........ =. 49,, .s4er.l .ssng.-s h..a kessa
=, !. q -. :. :
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t1e ssFerai F4fi1, rs enAokes pf'leite-1
icing - seAsrlts On - ar.t SIS AA7
Efop1ssst e4an1ss Fefe ~ tttoF4
8l31r ~-tslie oflFn $50 y pas p
q q. 0Ee@a go &. 8. or1en t>sJs - pas
81 AilDe l1Ff zii So.
c1aE1 l,FsaslE-s .-A. r. cfe4E4 tsfD, "a
place 81 Mss 1'1nt-
Hesl isnnarl st.--f-sns 8.shop k4I3. -
phase 8f Il '9tfarf thst
AoHn ionla.st - So l1l1Fzd H3ss. ea.la<.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

.. a. Bl0dzett owns all the property
south Of the alley 10 the rear OF Lucs's
Hall, facing or Ottawa-st. 70 Louis-ss AID
Win tie exception OF a small rot facing
Louisst. hack 100 feet If Mr. Blodgsst can
SEE his way clear 20 erecting handsome
Eve % six story block On the properly next
sefsson 20 replace the old Fookeriss which
NV staud tnere IA partially destroyed
cont1'ion ~ a result OF Tnursd8y nights
ere. ths nis1s Waica rcsaitest 80 disastrous
ly 90 Prof Norris ponies. viii b blessing
% he citY sai sast section. K - cnir
matter % tine when ths Cd w00sler 5giiG-
in-s between lttsws an1 Wa,eri0o-sts. viii
BE- demolished 10 MAKE room f9r fhe march
Of Improvements and the sooner \ start Is
rassie The better.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

AR. nssiory's ExFerieace WIN = Barxlsr
->ass >otss sad fsrssasllilss.
Abea. o'cio.,x yeslsr,lay morning Pat
rick N..iorv ~ Aloins-ava. Va. aroused
= ~ ~. 80 49, - .---,s-
'''.N D.' Pa-'.e' $50 ''.' - '',''s
racket down H4ifs "a as res.-eace Nnc@r-
neA-n lis sleeping apartment. he hurried
d1wn staifs iusk ia tine % see a DARK figure
sscapins lhTolEn thc front window whica
h-i 9f~n oroSsn- he gave chase 70 the
man crt he seemed - or , i.'es runner an1
soon otlL'..'ttheed NJ. Aaiiofy "ho re-
-, - - - -.
- 80 49,. 49,, .-e--... 49,.
81 -. 49, -. - -. = =.
sf1mbliag against Il ater entering the
honse.
The i,.t sad rites we're performed ve-ser-
daq morning over John Henry Prinz who
w. droxns1 Thursday afternoon. The re-
mains we're followed 70 the grave AZ Grssu-
wocd oy iAfzs eofteEs o. Trends and rela
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Crr,rfr~fa the nlaftsr of tha ss,ste OF
Thomas ETrne. oscssssts Appeal Of
Mgh..el Byrns from Prooats Court Order
Tstuftny eTler iismzsinr asOssl and ~
ins- stiag cauSe.---fa the matter OF the
PEI. Haa 81 Charles ". Wright, fC- dis.
chsrze % mor,kars Order granGng prsy-
er II pstllion.---Ere ". stevens vs..
Narveite b TAYLOR and J0hn ~. Tavlor.
Ei.e-msn- Jsfzman. for plantid for
costs.
NFrrcE stvxss-Fronk A Potter et Al
vs taa L0xsIl Manufsotu-log Company.
Assunrsif Decisrasson fiied --Harrv n.
Nsi ". FIed o. Berger. AssampsiE
Declaration dlsd.
rRfcE-F redsrick E. Sherman and
Janss H. Taylor ". Isaac Il Messrors.
assumpsii Judgment tor alainriT k3t15 s6.
oFFlcx krsisEss. In the matter Of the
petsioo of Charles Brown for Wit of
hs5ess corpus Order granting prayer Of
PETITION
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

The SHAREHOLDERS Ct the south C0ngrexa.
tionsi eltwh VII xiva an ense-tanrnsut
nexi Tuesday evening vsry entertaining
pregrsntt tts has been prspared which vii
be prrssossa With the sssiziancr Of Nrs
Dr. Hoskens. Miss kffis xshma1, MS
Ciars wtee n ard others There vii be 10
charge sr atni&ioa and fuu house Is
sEtcigafed
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

She = permanently deprived ~ her
charms of sace and iorua. and made unst-
trsctiQe bY the wasfing effects of ailments
and rregtIlaritiss pecui,ar 10 her 81. To
cheek ta-s drain altn- not oRi7 her
strength sni health. huf uoon her afniat =
Qualities ~ veil. IS Der arst dafy. This =
ssfeT and spredesy accomplished By a
Course 81 s,ll-fresflel1t With Ilr Pierce's
FsgoFite Rrsscriptior a nsrrine sni tc1is
e rcntleFiai ef{esry. and prepared esrer-
isi'v ssr the eleVss1ion cf fhose safFpr.,,r
frun .'ira4zinc-1oEn pasna sensations 81
neusna. and weakness i1eifent % women
\ been to her sex. DrcFxisal
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12
Read IL aud SEQ

Read Il aud SEQ
Remarkable log price list of Household
and Parlor Furniture, furnished by the
great and only instalment house in our
city-Comptoa Bros. 100 South Division
81.
odd Beds. Sis. $500, $500, $3.50 to $40.
Springs. 81. 50. s. to SO.
Mattresses. 81 10 S25.
Pillows. %. 10 $.
Quilts, 75 cents 10 $3.50.
Willow chairs, s., IS, 81 to SIS.
Odd upholstered easy chairs, $ to $50
and SIS.
Centre stands, 81 to SIS and S25.
Bed suits. SIS TO SIS.
Parior suits. s35 TO $500.
Lounges, So 10 $40, so ald $50.
Hanging lsmps, - 20 go.
All sales or our goods delivered in good
order with al elegant new wagon without
extra charge.
CoxProS Bros,
109 South Diyssion-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

The undersigned viii pay the highest mar
kes price for Bentlock bark to be loaded on
saTs or any side track north of Grand Rap
Ids. Correspondsncs solicited.
=. =. CLARK.
1Oi ottava-ss. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

The horse and dog show at Powers last
evening was sonnet hing grand. but those
Soft Shell Crabs, Fresh Halibat, HOLSTERS,
etc, at De.iensbaler's, III Monroe ST, take
the cake; tr them
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Today We place on sale over 500 pair Of
meas fine cashmere pants at $f75, - and
IS. scarcely the cost Of one pant ieg. thev
were bought at that rate, however, and the
public reap the benefit.
G4ANr CrorHFrs Cowr.xY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Issiies m@E tznapcFsrilv enhsnce ffefr
beauty via iprsrared chsik. bus tkose
~ho couapiexi0ns haTe tie hoe q nesn~s
ase Freemsns neiicsTed. invisible F>os
Pow1eT- Sod bT E r Vfrs7x.
-fl i Druggist
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

We can save vOu money on paras0ls.
NoIsT, HExP0LsHKfaxk Il Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Lawn tennis dannels for ladies' wear at
Voigt Herpoiskeimsr & Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Previo7s % bav5ag aeks e yc1r aafv -
lssrn the low prices ara inspect tae zrznd
assortment shows hy tae
Gsksr C1erarxz Ccarsxx.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

The HsEneHssf Nan tn Grand Rapids.
As scii IS ths azads1uest and Others are
invited 70 cal on W r. Iltbs ard get
= trisl botsIe ~ kemp's Bs'sam for the
Threat and Lrnss. a rsmesig that Il selling
entirely uron rs merits and i guaranteed
% cure sn8 Fstievr all Chronic and Acuse
Coughs Assozbss Bronchitis and Consnmp-
ton. Prsfe' 80 cents a1d 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Fans, fans. fans.
Vo5sT, HERPoEsHEIxxK & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

CARPETS. csrpets. carpets.
vsEsE, HEzpsLszxzszs & CO,
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

To the Kalamazoo excursion. The II. O.
II. will give tEsir anaI1A excursion to
Kalamazoo June Is. The Columbus, Ohio.
and Kalamazoo league clubs viii play on
the ball ground. The \. of 4. are encamp-
ed at tie fair grounds. The day can be
spent very sDioysbiv as Kalamazoo % affords
many atlFact.9ns- Trains eaEe Union depot
RI Grand Rapids 80 6. N. Kalamazoo
d-beades -,,fshvetf,a
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

New Summer silks.
VoI6T. HERPoLsHEIMER & Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Ifsihfigxsn u16er~ssr.
vossz- HzarozsEzu4<z 4 CO.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

ChiIireas he<etg in endless vsrsstv.
3Eo8s3A HFRPoEsHFrsrrn 4 Co.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Lsce nifts in ersst variety.
V6fs1. HEsFoLsHz1xza 4 CO.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Gold-heades nfabSeliss.
NcIsr. HEsroL sHk1xER 4 Co
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

a machine that is pronounced a perfect
"daisy' 6y all who have used or ex-
au1iaed the machine and its work.
THIS machine has achieved a wide spread
and weli-Gaseryed popularity. IL ap-
psFa-tly em00dies every desirable quality,
aud il Is rapidly superceding other ma
chimes wherever IL has been triet. IL is a
popular favorite for the home. as well as
With those who make sewing irregular bus
mess. Its liss Of attachments is complete.
and the New Home adjustable foot bralder.
adjustable c0rder and adjustable foot hem
ncr are made exclusively for this machine,
and give it some decided points of superior
itY over is Competitors. Inc outht
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Fine line of LAWN SEATS and ROCKERS, vERANDA
PARLOR SUITS and everything Upholstered Goods are Of
FACTURE and GUARANTEED as good be made. Re-u
the best Come and all each floor 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
BIIS OF LEGAL NEWS.

""~ehmcnt Was granted by Justice Donohue, OF the
supreme Court yesterday against property in this
VI rreie'ick A. Trtle OF Prescott Arizona, at the
suit OF Thomas S. Bullock The ,a,n,ig savs tina, IN
July 1857 he loaned Tritle 10000 Tritle gave him
s ol 70 200 and as collateral 900 shares Of the
rnu company Afterward by false rep
fesentaons lrte Induced him 10 loan him fh sock and
70 buy 10000 shares OF The Arizona Investment and
Development company, corporation which never ex-
kied The United Verde Copper COMPANY mas aI,o oh.
tained an attachment against TITLES propertv in sn
70 ecover balance OF 800 med 10 he o Tor
Arizona ~ P''P''' q"
.Jusee Donohue also granted an attachment against
c property Of he star Rubber Company at tie suit Of
- Loewenthal and Albert q. MOrgaDstern il suit 10
delivered ~ anu
determination Of applicants for the position OF court
cnoanls TOOK place yesterday before Isaac L. Miller
peo.se walton Green and ex-Judge w. H. Armour In
fbrt " OF the Superior Court.
nrtnur Hodges and Mark Rafask constituting the
DAY 10 T.. Nipple 49, '0
t,,a Jarrett an actress. who lives No IL East
x,tHst has obtained absolute divorce from
-''uis Jarrett, a theatrical manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
WILLIAMs SAYS HE IS NOT TIE NAN.
DETECTIVES WATCHING TIE CUPID AGgNcY-CRoss

DETECTIVES WATCHING THE CUPID AGENCY-CRoss
SUITS THREATENED.
:" Gus Williams, the comedian Is revolving around
The cupid Matrimonial Agency OF this city lively
The that he had been sued by the
OIL 800 worthless draft, alleged have been given
him as an equivalent for wife. caused him to send
telegram TO his lawyer. Samuel G.. Barnard, In
this city in which he vehementy denied all knowledge Of
any such obligation and called the agency hard
Mr.. Barnard said yesterday that H. e. Weman the
proprietor OF cupid had got worthless draft from
NJ :. Williams and that he proceeding in the wrong
direction in pursuing the actor.
To make matters lively Mr. Barnard threatens Cupfs
proprietor with criminal libel sut while Mt.
Wellman in return declares that NJ =.
Williams is the acer and that detectives ferreng out
the case The agency has been for time an object
OF suspicion. The police were warned by the Mayor
SEINE time that he had received complaints from
various persons about H. Although the police have no
direct evidence against the place they have Instructed
detectives 10 keep strict watch and, possible procure
suhcien evidence 10 swear out warrant for the arrest
OF the proprietor,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
NEW DESIGNS IN HOUSE FURNITURE

Warren, Ward & co., dealers In artistic and durable
furniture, are shOwinc fargo assortment ~ new
designs In handsome woods. Natural oak, natural
e.,,,, mahogany and natural sycamore are used To-
bedroom sets. Tho fancy for Louis QuatOlZe styles
continues, and white and gold sets are extremely
popular for bedrooms. An English biass bedstead
with without canopy, Is often used with bureau
and washstand In white and gold Tho set + then
completed by a little box lounge and three or four
chairs OF different heights, upholstered IN striped crctoh
or In hight cOlorcd china six Duchess dressing tables
are also fashionable with these sets.
Natural i the favoI1te wood Tor dining room
furniture. SIrooa'oT "Io III" H'niy, 49, ~
Renaissance Designs ParlOrs are furn ~hed extensively
u1th oycr-iurcd suit cOvoc ca Win SILK NcIoufs
hnr-atolle. or dlrnaslss. sofa French tete tete
inungs two chairs Of different sizes and an ottoman
com6Irte tho SET Rich tapestries, veOuIs and Othor
t.a,v ruIture coverings arc not ufed, but daInask
furniture Is usually tuned at tho back antique OAK
continues to be used In lib aries and halls ana INC
0ncSi furntre is Upholstered IN tapestries, ebos sd
feathers or heavy grained icatheis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

man who looked If be was stranger to
city nf, biI-,d room IN the hotel No. ~ sixth
ave late on Thursday and wa registered a. Thomas
Corbin, Of Timber Point Farm, l. !. His age was
about thirty years Io not seen about the hotel
on Fri Iay and his remained locked but II wa
bot until late at night that gas was noticed tscaine
from the ROOM Mr. Griffith, the hotel proprietor,
broke into the room and found Coriin dead in bed
lie had been suffocstd in his sleep by gas Prob
ally he blew the gasght before going 10 btd on
THURSDAY night, there apparently, no reason
TO susltct suicide In his pockets were found
sG2 go in cash, watch and Other articles wllch
were placed tn tie caro- Of the police. Information
Of his dea th sent u his relatives Long Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
TEA CHERs LEARN sOXErHIYd or EGYPT

A. oeSefhg nan was filled with teachers from the pub
NC schools yesterday morning when Professor Bekuo,e
The Museum OF Natural History. began his course Of
,ai lectures The hall In the Museum, in which these
Nefes were begun five ago. has been found far 100
80 :" ACCOMMODATE the teachers Of the city. This
y demonstrated yesterday By the audience OF more than
So" In the new building which 10 be added 10 the
Hal aoa 'se ha w De- atou, the same sse Chickns
two winters, however, before The new hall IS READY
Hall. '''ofes VIII W heo' naahwhile' In Chckering
I'm. lecture for this fall relates TO Egypt Paes
ssa The countries along the Mediterranean That de-
49, yesterday Egypt Two large screens were
On the stage one OF which used entirely for
''a'ns the Maps and outlines Of towns the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
NOT MICH onANOE FOR J0Hy j. 0BRIEy.

The Board VI ClsIl Service examiners "ih -eI"' VI"
the standing Of the candidates for Oiei 81 the bfe'' VI
t,o,ious -morrow or Tuesday None Of The details VI
-, ,...too ,.lu be gtycl out bel ne Tic standing II
M .nlic,nt is forwnriei Secretary thllIlp' 10 inc
poca Hoard for It's actiJn IN thc mattr ~ nahh an up
o,,trnent IL Is known however, that more IMAM uiee
. ,h candidates who are hOnOrdbly discharged soacIs
~ ,yIf,in The eligible list II the usual custom " b
no The preference hOnoraby discharged sollris - o
,od In mis- Instance John j. . Bren the present cie
~ the bureau viii Dc shut out, although nc pss'ou
" client examination and Is well up In the front rama
Ono. n. least OF the elblc candidates is weiLkho"n
Un,hiiesn I'm his district The Democratic politicians
,herefoe need expect 10 capture the bureau VI ''
lions In the future
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
SATURDAY. oct. S.-P. ".

SATURDAY, oct S.-P. ".
The bank statement sho wing gain OF only 3d. 700
H., refecis much larger movement OF money 10 the
interior than suspected, because by tho operations
~ the snl-Treasurv, including gold imports.
in tbe week ended last evening tho banks actual
Gains amounted TO - ,9i3002. The gains, however,
were principally made in the last days o. the week. 30
that they counted FOR little IN the averages Yet pos
,Ie that some manipulation a Withholding from the
hanks of part OF the Treasurys payment S217s9D LOT
may account for the small gains report
eJ bv tie Treasury The fact that the deposits arc
over 5000 900 than the increase Inc oher
changes call for that the expansion OF S3J'33oo
g., ,o,ns was not for ontoEtovn accounts because OF
the In loans and tho consequent increase In
depo.s the requirements OF the - per cent rule were
increased II 81 ojo and therefore the statement shows
Ioss IN the surplus reserve. leaving 1t at SSll27oO
Tho compares the totals OF statements Of OCTOBER
l aud october 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

the result Of the two hours business is largo increase
In the short interest in these stocks, after maxi
Ing large allowances for the portion Of reported sales
that were covered by matched orders Tho buying.
what little there was, Of the best class London
buyer right up to the end. although
the London Stock Exchange closed at 10 o'clock,
by New-York time The final changes in the general
market where there any, immateral and nothing
more than tho fluctuations OF an hour
Government bonds were neglected and steady at quo
tations as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
ppouOTfONS IN THE CUSTOM HOUSE.

The list OF Custom House clerks eligible for promotioh
from Class TO Glass was reported 10 Collector Mag"o
yesterday by secretay Mason OF the civ servcs
,,u ronmi,t.e Forty-sevcn entered the exam nation
but only twenty-five OF those succeeded In attaining me
requisite perez ntage-over 20 per cent 10 siiSible
~ 81 600 49, Half dozen of them will DO at work
Immediately In the liQuidating department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
vpTrR1NS TO CARE FOR WIDOWS AND ORPHANS

7
The Memorial and Relief Committee OF Tho "idi'd
Army Of tho Republic VIII give entertainment Tor
.ne week, begnnin. tomorrow night, at Chlcheiibs
Hall for tho beneat Of disabled soldiers, widows ana
orpbans The AFFAIR will be under the management
~ the BOSTON Art N OciatlOn, ana WIZ conr'To
D,,,cinalfv Of thirty large paintings by william
roec tiln Illustrating the HE OF General Grant anu
ALTO scenes ia his life. together Win lectures "Po"
,acn, and music.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09

srr,los ~ s9Ol7lOO sS.ll2750 Dec svo''''o
rhe Clearing House statement to day "a as ioiows
Exchanges SilgI46G6l; balances. s1.'oJ31A sl rp'
he week: Exchanges, s676.2Ol Az; balances Wv
s25.323. . - $1,000, ,.,f
The usual dulness and apathy o. the Saturday nan
holiday at the stock Exchange was utilized 10 MAKE
turihcr .prcssion In values IL was done a the oPc"
&c., aud I, vyas kept up 70 near the close OF inc
two hours business la fact the final recovery !"
rices Of the stocks mott depressed was 80 small pro
or., 81 the days decline that IL Is hardly worth mon
tioning That is impression which casual "a'"'r
NJ the market entertained, because OF tho pfomhenoo
which special drlyes gave 10 the dealings III '"o
granger and Western Union stocks Inc aDsniu ''o',
that MIR Garrett had said that the sale OF the bal'''
and Ohio Telegraph plant was no trade ana 'hat INC '
was off WAS not without its effect on the opening prices
The asserted postveness OF the statement p'hne' Is
"a IFS absurty and the opening price Oh western uo
was II against 75s last evening; II further ueoo"
IN IN. and ended at TIL Eric shares were attNo" u"
well as the grangcrs aud they sold down "a 10 - "
lo.,d at 27a It was Paul. Norhwe' ana ''"'s
,.,o,a hswever that were most sharply ioreoi
down: they wero the objective poinA Anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-09
TO STUDY ORIENTAL PHILOSOPHY.

TIE COURSE or THE UNIVERSITY OUTLINED BY
PROFESSOR =. r. ELLINWOOD.
Tho Department Of Graduate lnsrruaipn IN the
University If the city OF New York was opened On
Thursday evening by lecture ly Professor j f.
ElinwOod secretary of tho Presbyterian Board OF
Foreign Missions. upon Ouc1tal Philosophy. AT the
end of tho add Or. ElltnWUOd gave clear idea
of tho course IL Will be pursued in tho University
this year in tho following words
at must be understood that a complete knowledge
OF tho oriental religions would ieluiro years of study
but n knowledge sufficient to establish sound lu,s
mcnt OF their relations Christianity can be given
m tho rcrod allotted to this ID not disguise
tho fact that shall consider the subject fom
Christian standpoint | MAINTAIN that III discussions
OF tLi, kind a perfectly cOlOreS, oinOnc>- attitude
L. impossible. ! haNo never read book on this or
kindred subjects in which either religious or
raj onastlc IrepOSscssOn not clearly tlaceablc'
yet this need prevent the exercise OF that entire
cauGpr and falrne-, AT which eNe'y inquirer shouu
aim
"The lectures following this will be twcn yfour In
number and will lie conducted somewhat upon the
plan which has been found successful III the Johns
Hopkins University. The first thirty minutes viii bc
D.. Otc1 an cNtcmpOic lecture ulOn The topic OF
tho evening, and the remainder OF the time VIII he
occupied by questions and hy answers to questions
which have been presented in writing al n previous
lecture Non residents who desire 10 pursue tbe Inc
OF Sudv adopted the VIII receive 10y uail
general outline of the points given In the succc--l\e
lcctures together lists Of questions reference
n books etc Bcsdss those who contemplate study
Inc for degrees Others who wish TO Join the class a
auditors merely DO 50 ~ IL Is our ann 10 l'I
ali tho Hrht VIC can. these also NAV pcsent wriitch
questions TO be considered at Subsequent lecture